Hi there
Programmers have made a change in the database format for dates. This is causing query to not pull all the results.
Before the date format was mm/dd/yyyy: 00:00:00:000
to mm/dd/yyyy 05:00:00:000. This is causing my pre-existing access query that is either simple prompt to users to enter start date and enter end date. Where they enter 04/01/2015 and 04/30/2015 or some of the queries have date specified as
between #04/01/2015# and #04/30/2015#.
the queries are not picking up transactions dated 04/30/2015 05:00:00: 000
If I change the query to be < #5/1/2015 will that work ? I do not want to pick up transactions for the next month
is there another way I can handle this date problem?
thanks in advance for any replies
Programmers have made a change in the database format for dates. This is causing query to not pull all the results.
Before the date format was mm/dd/yyyy: 00:00:00:000
to mm/dd/yyyy 05:00:00:000. This is causing my pre-existing access query that is either simple prompt to users to enter start date and enter end date. Where they enter 04/01/2015 and 04/30/2015 or some of the queries have date specified as
between #04/01/2015# and #04/30/2015#.
the queries are not picking up transactions dated 04/30/2015 05:00:00: 000
If I change the query to be < #5/1/2015 will that work ? I do not want to pick up transactions for the next month
is there another way I can handle this date problem?
thanks in advance for any replies
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